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Anonymous users2024-01-23When it comes to India, the most famous is the religion of India, there are thousands of different religions in India, and the existence of various religions makes the customs and culture of India very different. In particular, some religious believers, including those who believe in Indian Brahmins, do not eat pig's head and beef, and even only eat vegetables as the main course of their three meals a day. I believe that people who have been to India will see that it is difficult to have steak or pork shops on the streets of India, and most people in India believe in Brahmanism, so pork and beef are taboo in this religion.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Related to local religious beliefs, most of India is Hinduism, and the doctrine is that the lower the class, the more meat is eaten.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21In fact, there are some castes in India where they eat some meat, but they don't eat pork and beef, for example, fish, mutton, chicken, they still eat it, speaking of fish, there is such a very strange habit in India, because they don't eat all fish, in their market, there are two kinds of fish that cannot be sold on the stall, one is the fish in the Ganges, and the other is the fish in the pond.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20India also plays halal, which is also respecting some of its compatriots.
India has always been a very magical country in our eyes, and they have many customs that are very strange and unacceptable to us, so have you heard that India has those customs and habits that people can't accept? Is it the first time you think of Indians eating with their hands, in fact, in addition to eating with their hands, there is a more bizarre custom, that is, there is no difference between men and women in Indian toilets. So why are Indian toilets gender-neutral? >>>More
Because Indian food is packed with curries and other spices, it tastes too great in the house, making it suitable for outdoor cooking.
Because the living conditions of ordinary people in India are very poor, in order to save trouble and money, they go directly to the toilet in the open air.
Three men are squatting in an open-air public toilet without a door, and you will notice that they are not really using the toilet, just to cooperate with the photographer. This is the real scene of open-air public toilets in India, and going to the toilet has become a "big problem" in India. >>>More
Has the landlord ever been to India? How do you know India doesn't build toilets? I haven't heard of anything else, the two hotels that were attacked in India the year before last were Marriott and Leeds in the United States, do you think there are no toilets among them, and guests from all over the world can't solve it in the lobby?!